64/M with obstructive uropathy

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A 64yr old male presented to casualty with generalised oedema, decreased urine output, Shortness of breath since 10 days 


He was apparently alright 4 years back, had  history of pain abdomen and abdomen tightness and was brought to hospital, diagnosed with renal calculi and underwent PCN in our hospital and was discharged in 3-4 days 


He was diagnosed to be diabetic and hypertensive 2 years back and on irregular medication 


He had another admission around November of 2020 on being unresponsive and was in ICU for 4-5 days diagnosed to be hypoglycaemic and on OHA’s labs showing creatinine of 5.94 and was advised for dialysis and on refusing was discharged 


He had on and off pedal oedema with no history of decreased urine output, hematuria, frothy urine or lower urinary tract symptoms 


10 days back he had history of fever with loose stools with decreased urine output for one day and anuria for 3 days and was taken to local hospital and underwent 4 sessions of hemo dialysis ( creating 12.1 ) on economic constraints he was referred to our hospital for further management 


He was happily married with three sons 

Owns three acres of land and is farmer by occupation used to grow oranges or cotton or rice later on since 10-12 months he was unable to go to work 


He has an occasional intake of alcohol( monthly once or twice ) and smokes tobacco pipe daily for the past 10-15 years 

General examination :

On admission 

Pallor + 

Anasarca +

Pitting type 

Vitals 

BP : 160/90 

PR : 106/m 

Febrile to touch : 101F 

No Icterus,cyanosis,clubbing and lymphadenopathy 

JVP:not elevated 













Bp : 150/80mmhg,in left arm in sleeping position 

PR:98bpm

RS:Bilateral air entry present

Normal vesicular breath sounds present 

Bilateral inspiratory crepts are present in basal areas 

CVS:S1 and S2 are present 

CNS:NAD

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